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Sonic
Worr.e-.r.’y Follies.
*
Th<* Lonely W -min I» Often
f $o o.i Account of M r Own
Self! .hue' a T c Art of
W ooi.itf Misfortune Not
Uilliu t.
—.. .—
• now am! 1woni# |n*tr wo
man v rb* ■« f<■» *f»** *• «. P ^ idm 1* bum
ly," oi)H* r* •"! the editor of fin* wow
tn a |. >k ' ' *he Ia»d down a pile of
letter* "I wi»«b I could help «u« b
people but li< v < aa I wlwii they live
uiti«o» oflrr
“Oh. ymi can/' declared b<r
friend f bn society woman “Write
an-! trll them how to K»*t omit It ”
How to *et over Iff"
**Ye*, by being 1**4* »e!fi*h My
deor I yd»* you n»j word that* the
tif y*'t of Ji!fi»o*f ill! kind* of loiiell
f»*-»« uii|K»tufbitIty aiid ad th »t *ort of
fb g No woman need ever In* lonely
if nln» f,i!.♦** I i < roi In life ami in b**r
folio . f'*it If ‘'ll*’ "but* ln*f
seif up nrut think* of nothing but her
awn woe*. why, she In bound to be
left to tier ow n device* W ho would
go near f» mi tiufttttrreatltijg. mourn
fill »p***lmen? Not I, I a*-«ure you,
811 ! iio one | know v»?}i'«l take the
trouble ♦* Hut
‘M r I of the lonely j*eop!e In 11*Ih
world b i <* f oijl.b•*/ stml If you do
t t'»• i ‘ i !» 1 r •• ti» fii » ifo<.i
llim* lh,*> e iff i you v it It hii a*
ro*- ill of their Mi - r > •* Sv o-t, bn!
If? Wli> 1 ft iv*. impii In* :i <*onmriil
at n da *e a.id forced to lb ten fo a
ff* »| f ! ; i ■ «* f tf- * bo!'**
V ilia- I* . - ' • ? ■-*. ,1* of th ’ • i ■ * i • i
him bein' phi;.fd Vou *an l*e unite
rtire ahe lii'M r M*ecl.eJ imy Ibvlbi
Ikina from rim after tbit
'But war n't It rmtier * l f 1 * ti •*( you?
Boor fit r‘\i p ilia, - It* i r* s' if
flTlUfr
•Well, wh> didn’t -!n - *rk up her
f« . >• - t: • I* h d bo ' I*
n ko III o* • HHbui t h«* il * * • t * «I p! <• to
Unbind ».!M h prh ■*' Mi di ip f lv. plo
fir** fluM-t* f»* b -1 i*t. .* I t - I they i * *
Kent lilt f * * 11; ** 11 - * ofti *•»■■-Ubm that
verge** on the wt-rluiH or in airnful
Tlielf at rtnidi* 1 only ju f I n,,a r knov* *
wt» nil Ini’*' * ,r fi .! i « M >* t of iim
k
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tan»
If, T: :
m Ml 1
U,« N\ ' \*U. I N« i K 1« V
II. r ! \ «• I* (Mill If 11 t *» 1 <rp I hi* III 1' * «*U I*
»* i \. We ti t I it I* a duty we
h* IfCy. #*»»«! I hive no nyiupiithy
witfi it- • m*!i 'i . i in \ \ ho to; , s her
jLllp oil ta i i'Jf n .tmuts
‘ l !l*» V W It- * li.'H 1 “ Mi W o dd
nthpr ilk about th* » ilia « «ut she
1 pel pel imII.v ask inn «a» f«*i inl\ I e
(Mol t fi:. ? she I .v I *' t** Id n il sh •
lo-n i*m you with ike 1 -4*1,•< fur h«»ur*
il!i| ‘'ill-’ *1 * « !M «* ‘ ? i • IM’ h llH'l v
* t * f • f it i; lit (•► In* left ; i 1 • * 11 i* MMlII *»!le
• \ s i r t hi- r ' ' i ti»* n -'inr i w h •
»n» l«u ly a I u ’ - d *»» I live In flit*
ltlftl-1 i( 11 i|» * N ': il* i‘l t. wh»i i‘ fh •
li»iHer \'a.| hi , . .1 t»«*h -a ir
fpijt^rid TIih v\ * '»! • Id t«*
111tm* tv t he i i. -■ v • t *•} •■•14 to mot*i
${ \\ . i ,t ( t Ml i I i ■* » to • .. »r
function* hut "i‘ • a : I v\e b Mil
«»ur • (' i fi ai • • H eu -dilu. •
b m I II f- w I • I p ! Is I!it*ni
ly il ipt M i'Ml t;,. . th • trouble
6 It f I ; ' I '■ i ■ •‘■a * n 1 is
“lltUM in'. I *n : |‘ .U.l . ♦ .
In "h4( VI m ‘ f! - • t( ' of I If
W illil , \ p » tMlil'smt I i ll
I n .u Hot M»p» r . i i ■ U > tli' .livd
tin* up to mite m net "hut l do Ik*
Ik* vie in * alii it * ■ v n ml fvrluia*
-V\ h> is til\ *wn • .1 *• 1 In illtiv
aunt why is my t.e\ th»or iii'i;lilmr i
•it Nb kl\ The i. 1 h it' lit itUl l ho
»tim\ bill if iv wa* a wutmiu
tt (m ll.ttl lotip 01 -it til e ' Oilin' 11<‘U*
wh** lent !t% k *'V>' I f,t vM•* She N
llWltVN ItKlkir ^ ha Hi* kt *'NS *il* tliMlble
■ I in* other itii> both etuUlrett caught
i.ili! 1 ili l ut*>«»!uh ' nolhuitf for Mil
ilnt! I Juki U*t It* run around ami
work it off Hut > on Hhou’tl lu\o mtui
Mat Smith fun** "■ i'f K in ! S'n* wm
tuiv it ww* KoiDw t>* M'ttU* on her lump*
a col«l in sin 'U« r ' i ■* Kcriou*
Kin* fiiHHtHi am! froKul until mtu.V.lv
*»ln» yot Ihhi'l Into Uni m It l«'»t water
lH*ttU* nn<l a t« u i ' t* it m tin* xxa\
|Ih* autinl that vial it I know Then
|m a it tin' uht il'vu s ankhsi non*
weak they nhouM wear kniiY*. 1
Liu^luxi at her She put them on her
rh.iil To*lay Kfhel call l walk |*ror*
ei > Without tlieui Miklrtsl IS w el I.
you t un >o-v il T reut^ltiv' out therv*
Nothing ver> w« ak ;h*»t!t tier inkles is
ttwrr) Amt the oiher * hiM wouki have
kvii that wa* • * he ‘Mur hut
let her a om Tuik .l »u;t e » 14 il *wn
i»a t • Tti * w !i is i t oUi
faahlm.i a tlHis*r,M- r.\ "
MAT l * lb *151 NS AN
i
IU'5|\ v. irn« • *. Ui 4K* ' A Hl itt| f
dy, }>iiii(»lv »-o JtjiU'\tt»;i, Iks^Icv.-H^, I
natwes, ThinV»kv»-| mak*-*, ;
vou jmU* "U'kls H .kIUv>ki j
kllm tin 'm*h, tv,I, jnta
—traU.rr* |wrf«ol h<*»ith.
* * IH.Thom »*1 Kc Wi rio (Mi l* lhebe*t
tv'iMJtl.r t«*r that «<tU‘tt t«s«dUrtt-w- - |
Ha- tw» u* <t with -uu-.v,* in
out family for right t,trv -M . I. ]
U nit a., t; ■):. ,,, V V.
CASTOR IA
For Iuf<uit* Wid ChJdren.
Fha Kind You Hats Always Bought
Bear* ti e
&£uatur# of
BLUFFE.1S.
T*> y lr* ' e ft id Cut »nd
•I. ■ ; * i ’■ iT T 1*1 m lU
; I i • nun*
is. r tprefc* ; < ft I pi : z;i
■ n ... . ,? ,,il iud.
I . J . i . ! ■ lUK tiri
who jii-i tvvi : y" I ■ -r/ out* think*
s ' i. mi Inn t. H.' i i~'(‘think
. , .1 ' |M' |, *' jt, | .«• | ' IT
hi rt: *1 v, ! • *( mil uf
biiw worn nil! ^Ii*' It iifi'T Hi** whitor*
f typtic* UVil. J ' k I! inline who
flnn> up last ii;?ht. s,i, * slip works ;it
< :t i|ip,:! * Is-ifh i| 111- | p Mp * ouiif«*r
Hlii' isn't l hr only lilutTiT In this li*v
l<-l, rlthrr." llio slainty one wont on
E
* Ri-.i it.
itvajr with
Til F V THINK HIIK IH AN f 1 KI It I'M!.
Havi- you irtot ibi1 I'mrim**;,, «‘ Imiuty
%%-lih lllttt '* I U • -.nU I, it i* i.«! Ill** VOi* »•
< fii '* «'* >iV* '!“
“Why, » * •• lit-* l»‘’ i Fits. lug ttjn h
I .* Ihvm : 1- . 4* ■ • i a h * nor.
‘ .No, ii-.r va i»l : . I tm in nor Hill
H?M’ Y**U IJJ/H I; In,. I till I WOUS llI
! r i no i it v t ■ i i* i 1 ill vi* i.ui
4 • ij . 4 II'., i;. / till It 11 > «» | ,i IM i ui It.
fin- ii In tl.ltik toily *!li»
I i niw i,4 l,» iii«l In gri thn.ni f r* Mfl
ii.ij.r iif f» , I f li“W v.'» n f *ho
! S'lf* llH* Hi) f til.* f, I i * 4 i r M r*
liolili.f " . i ii Mr. - :irifl thoy
Iii i;(i1 1 . • *i “I '!«*r S!i!* Hut
I V. 1 »••?* t*t r-i»>r S4i||*<*t IiIiijs anil UHt'li
t|i*r if »•! oilf of if Kin* in Htlllrr 11 ft*
i!<.. (. t ..if#? tui Miuir.i- I mil not
allow tn*r. ot Muff. |*mr»* bluff, noth
ll.jt to |l Sho lamiY* mIn* Dim*414 Holm*
fIiiiik to in *kt* IiiT attr.i llvt\ »*» ab«*
ln\ ontH It
■ I !»*'»«• i4 !*»!*• I»**tfT«*r In thin tiotc*!
will) tl|:**M t!»i* • ll.'V hilt Hill*
i »»i iih*.’* ili«’ r.. Hli* I i hojor «!«*« • I ii r
I f h Hi.* *■ .v.* * • »tln*r wit » in n \
u irlow !f<*w i »vh lit* i< to that Ut
fin lilon lmif<«l ■ hli I in I'uMi !"
I hit iimv * ■ . i . .. a Ini tf#*nti
‘ IU . ii , Ihii ■! || it'l^ to 1K'
s - . * • t i i ill •nr*1 I
II ’ r - it m l
t’i * i • • * . -r ■ **it*• I N *. 4. i»-«*.*, |
v.f ! «1 of Ii;;.' il t‘ • t tfl*t \ • lit I’ll |
io HUIy ”
i i ni I-.- th ’ tii*jllillotau“ :
ttj** •'Hi t ! ■u, w!» » iM'Vef
; \ i •* , .. win-; n**ium*.| Hit
mi tray tfirl.
S 'll . * . i' • 1 t.i: i tl'lt Hi* h lit I
! • - • a I• h nit 1 In;1 » on*
'1 ii** « i I> i' »* t i t l it it \< h uil to
H i Ii IH u* tho
Konnrnl i ( i ii i
“I ' nil 1 tIn* Mi n i v otn*
U Alilil i V Si A »:s
COi.ONIU FURNITUHE.
Hi* a Quit 1 ot »r.d Dignity All
Ii 0 vn
i in* i !i* • * t In* rhanuiiu;
llfi t'i >: oi i « * .it? ; \ It > ! **
1 In* t: i *»\i>i«’i 1 wi !» nr.« n mat
ii - o\, i* v, h, t m., • \v.i\i*ii from ra^N
V 4
d
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P- ' -*K *
rd
ill ■ 4
A\ OM» PAMtloMftft* N(H>M
uv pimv-l Ik*;. and there Th«* hlfb
it'*k and the t bit* an* «*f mahogany
\ . v: A- ; • ‘ :<'!'»* i|n»« irs In
he otd fash: i \ d* * " ay The wall*
tr- 1 . . vs n U|» t» the
jvOtiU ard ato • that hi i!o«t*rrl p
**r XX If l.\ H W ME
N
i:uj t . * it iv sihmt if Vv»U treat U with
\ s i v i Halm a** '*>» a- > • a K*
sHn to- > mi l sn.,‘fh N: .: •>''■ T
the cold !Uiiv grow into cslHfth, nml
air 'W**^ 1*^ '•*' lHal
you h&i.e to ft grill for every hwslh. It
I*, r ; ' ihat K:\ •* i team Hahn Curt's
ea'n.fh, jovi.ti.wify ami iv;Uiu!y. Hut
yon kn*H the aid sa * about the ounce
of prevention. There! mv \jm* I h'juti
H.thu Mr hen the ©oid in the head show--*
h\ l u Hi\»s " W anvn s* riv-, Now
Vork.
For a mi id, easy action of the I towels
a <to*e of IKwitth Keg u let* is
enough. Treatment cures habitant con
stipation. £o cent* a bo\. A'k your
druggist (ox them.
I c-o
Mrs.Searritt’si
Crusade.
By IV F BRYAN
f - ' * i
t r
0 --o
It is a dreadf»il fl«iuir to have a mis
! lion MaUd Maitland found it a re
| ipoosibilhy. and Uojr Barnes declared
! it a fxire. * fad and ROfiie other 11;inept
i to trbii'lt he did Hot give vocal utter
| a nee in llabel** pre*e nee.
To 1(0) ft wm a matter of supreme
indifference wind her women voted or
not, hut it seemed to Mntsd that it was
tiie vital question of the iiour.
Hie* attended. all the suffragette meet
ing* advertised and even formed n suf
fruge club among the Kiris of Cowdrey
House. nu establishment for self sup
l*>rhug rlM In which she had made
her home since the death of her pur
entu.
The Cowdrey Huff rage cluli was at
best a lukewarm organization. The
girls had joimt] "for the fun of the
tiling.’* and Mabel had to work hard to
hold her converts In line
Tills prevented tier from giving much
of her time to l(oy. and hi* opinion of
the suffragettes was the natural rt**ult
For five years he had begged Muled to
marry him hut even liefore the ery of
"x )|i*h for women” |>ernine a fashion
aide slogan Mabel had had pronotine«d
1 '<-as as t , the independence of her
sex, and hoy waited patiently while
V ibel d .i 'lisf• rite«i her uhilify to earn
her o« n II• i; g
Tin!) she I I f;iH**fi under the Inftti
fiu i' • f Mrs «*r.i •• |{r*in ii !! i/z.ir.) nil I
It.i ! I* i*n v. elemned by the leader a* an
. billion to I he ' a use The approx al «»I
11 i: ’ I*;!!*: HIS HntJJiin 11:1 • 1 the effort of
rn. Ik' M i --I flu* iimre eiiMl'IKin-fie.
fllul |»l« etiliy -he u.it dexotlfig every
ew*nhr; t«» the » oxvdrey bnmrlj of the
■ and liny \\ left .Hit ill the
e : 1
It x, <t f <• rr’e f’. <t nil #* wen*
f» t * ? ;tl ! 1 lit wdnyv II t
h t! • nil • t\ raudh- Mu I ei w
f : r iee ' I ’ 4 !; i i.f » h I he p e IleH I It 11
Mr* f I i i/ -I dellv eieil and
*1. I i 'f '■’< xx il!i rj!y to tier
w o, k t fit- foilovJig morning. nadly
I» i t he l i. l, of sleep
Mr* I r * 'n H i '/ ! I found In h i
li1 'i •> n valued ns-,-(ant :in<]
her demand f- r *;>eoi lies that olTered
a «!* ’part tire from her own stereotyped
tire aids X\ i « insistent.
'I h more >he praised tin* harder Ma
t- I s orhed until at list the inevitable
breakdown oi. on r d. and Mabel xvus
f i io n*sign her position and g*>
Iiit<» tin* eruintry when* tier sranfy hiiv
pi s raid’ >x diminished The pile of
ii .uni*< idpfs for ln*r Idol. Itowever. In
erea**.M| g'oatl.v
Mi - s- ani't. her new landlady, was
mi: ii latere ted ia flie girl. a ii I her
j .re' I - .i • i n. d tin* n .inner la wldeli
M ib.-I was overworking were loud and
en plinth*.
itetter stop that foolishness.” she
irnru. d. ”iin I p* t some t!« - !i on your
I.OD. S *•
1‘td the « • e neisls my worliT*
elded the fi el U I i M’. Uro\vn
11 nr I wt >P me that the ■ *;■ mir>
are mug a a o' 1 •; -o|. thd I .
making thousand* of oi'ivn'P <M
eourse sin* tlalters tie there, i r ft I
her uuijjuelie \ orsouafity tli.d count*
I merely save lea tin* worry of tear
ledbm* ln*r arguments.”
• M: r.row a i In. n i mu*-. 1 Mvs
Searrilt "dr.vc Ihovn married l»eii
Ila 'ant Van don’t happen to know
whnt vour id hunks husband’** inline is.
do \ ** i T*
* It Is |l Hemler-oii 11 a/./.ard.” re
Mpe:,deil M ihel
‘ Named altiu his ma." explained
Mrs Si ‘Mitt 11 is ma was l.tiella
Heudtrson We always i d say that
ehn ge of nano* a ini not > f letter’
lirin! Vintage for xx o -e ami uot t or
ItelUr ’ It was (iem* I!n /aid that g f
the worst or it My. b it lie wn- in*!!
peeked! lived over in the hollow
id ue Itrow n lived right down t!.e i
a p;eee that h: - * red house on your
right as you g » t i tile postoftiee.**
"She noxer said anything about hax
in; been born I erksl Mabel n
mirprie "She dal say in one of he
fellers tll.lt die knew that t'Utlvvuir
w a lie.auliMil pi o e.**
"4. me Ittown ain't brai:-rinu iiboui
us. ; d we ain't brauui-ur af«*ut «Ira •
1 *imxx u.” (!eeiar«*tl tin* old hidy '*t«rn
always was n finnl.” she xx 4 nt 4 m
>!i i mh| to u *t me l» xxriti* h o . *m
\ ■ .-ns for her. and Hen Harrow
do In r sum- S;.. m-x e« did
.ii.\ 11, ni that s!ie eouhl e*' »x some on
ei e t > i)n for her I must sax that
sP«* hot uiee ways about l»*‘t Shi
eouhl eon \ even the teavher int*x uix
Itm her |£<hwt marks xx lieu she'd Invn
kept in aftei selu>ot the wtnde xv.vk "
She Is the lender In a ure.lt eause
». ti<! Main*! reverently “She lias de
xotiai her gifts tv‘ a great Uittie. and
nhe xx ill win for us We shall get the
\otf> ts*fore long, and the name of Mrs
Uroxxn tlaK*urd xx HI go down through
the agx s as the woman who worked
tliis great rex xlutfou in favor of wo
•nan’s rights '*
Mrs s mitt Htulml acorn nil Iy; then
she l.u»K«vl down into tin* deep Mm*
•■ms glow in* with tin* fires of enthusi
asm M»Hooks w«'iv thin mul
white, «ml there w.h 8 little quiver of
the ihiti that M's|>oke nervousness
• Hily the eves Km rayed Animation
Mrs s. art ltf laid litH* baud gently upon
tin* girl** «rm
"Thotv s | n? ota* real riuht that a
woman has " she Insists softly
“That's the i ight to marry a cm>d man
am! have him love a ud protect her. If
she can get that *he doesn't need to vote
or do any f t? • -»• f»*ol filing She Is
content will; her It or e a ml her Uahits
It's when *he d s’s\*| 4j(*t the ms
Rniifs it. it sho m iis the w ueinent c«
k .* t oi trusa !e like this,
*’i 'e lived fifty three years my dear
! 1 ln'Vy>f Wied, • J I m-ver w. \wd to*
1 4* d I ff*Ts-s S's a: t 1 e : it :*$
! ia the state I he of Boa It .-row* a
I »' * ago ‘ll.ivV hwed ; :* *■ . e
I !l' f'-'
.... t a".I !..* )• .. U.I t: <• i-s V.
<'•: '.> K’u*\v t'i.it lit* vwU !v p <y • >
! ■, .h >» * Hu vt B. mot
i.i .; «%! lilts, .it.! r;s lift sth* ttiu k-: , f
Ih'U Jt't S.Hli.'ftUn'S'*
M4M jibm! lrtv.i as .*'<* rivii ".'.t oos
I;, a tat Mns. Browu Has .»> -
ttli.'C ln*r n.l bad aim.s>t r
.'ll into the in ertng*. utuier i:.»r
t:.’.ttw Tb.*o then.* w.-ukl ceu.c over
tue (OBMti't -tri'-.g. rather mawo Hi e
face a '11 re e l ■* ■ ’f r.-_-ret. ItHl M.'i
!»-l wondered if Mr*. Scarri’t had not
*fKfk**n the trad*.
"I teii you. • r." continued the old
la fly. "there i* nothing to roll ig let
the men vo*r II they want so tong as
they make g-d to * ’“it» Tti.'t'-s all
I've ever nsi ■! of Sii..* I df*i t I**
Here In thro*- g over a good mart for
tin? Mike <»r lj.tr for ti«- presid.-nt
and |!|P tOW coii'ildl Hixl all tbat
K ■ ef ion f’:o on.-.* a yrtr. *J fJ* 1
you're tnnrrl*’ ! d tys In that tin.**
Vou can't l* a ■ *1 wife and so col- j
dins around o*, Y ou have to take
your choke."
"But when von have a mission to
uf*11 Tt j-oiir *■ tcran Mahei. Mr*,
ftcarrltt sniffed again.
"f'f.llft not :,g." 'he aald Irritably
"You only ad 'em Into mischief
Your mission la to marry and make
some man happy and strong arid a
g.*«I citizen That's the way to do
jour duty to your country.”
Mai*-! turned away without answer.
Khe was out used to ridicule extent
from Hoy. and of course he was
prejudiced. Here was Mrs. Scarritt
maklns out her i.-ader to he a wltish,
sorlld woman who. haring thrown
away her ha • inc**. sought forgetful
ness in the excitement of a crusade.
It was a bitter blow, and she resented
It.
.Mrs Scarritl did not speak again,
and Maliel hiv ' o k In her chair, her
tired eyes Pasting tilein flie soft
greens of fh te I and forest, touched
here and tit* *■ wiili the gold of the
afternoon sun
Across the toad was another cottage
with Isinrders Its voting bride, in
w hom the vv I tow n seemed to take
n [lersonaI test came out in her
fresh white .!!'■" to watch for her
husband lb every Friday night
ami stayed until Monday, and the lit
tle bride w a - tv ays waiting for him
at tile gate
A huge fur i wagon piiiiiIiI'hI past, a
gr» it cover* I v ir. it ml from It* cav
froou* depth* » ion* sprang an athletic
f in Ah: -f I * lor** ! • could realize
It the lift It* If ■.* was folded in strong
arms, ttml r 1 r the two went hap
pity toward tin* house, laughing over
the man's
Mrs S< 111 l ! <died Mabel's ; rot
"I-n't that l *’ **r til tti h vole?" she
a k*d
M ila*l r*«»•!*!*«I ■:< she rose from h**»
chair
"Oolng In to write?" asked Mr* S< ;ir
rltt
"YeV <•••• the answer “I want
to write 'Ii llrowu Ii iz/.ard t!i it I
llo not fffl r : . u eiMUgtl t«» writt till?
Kpffffi she want", nml I want t» write
to- Hoy."
Mahfl van •' I indoors with n face
of scarlet, an ! Mrs Scarrltt smiled as
she res ked \ ivnaisly back and forth
She had not known of Hm Imt sic*
hud Imagined that sonic where in the
background i'f <• was someone Like
Mrs. Rrmvn II c/./aid. Mrs. Scarrltt
was a crusader is I a sir « cssful on*
Hu Revenge.
*1 he dls* i i.-v\ of some po-toffic*
lady el**i'!•" ! London |s pmverb i
Occasionally Ini • **\ or the fail *-:va
fur** re*Y*n • - i i; ; u,d for an oh \ n
\r* Ir.' " >\t»r ei•' ri »*d ;*
.i: i cit v In ** exactly at tin* hunt
o' ■ i'c-U. pulitrjy re-mosted tin* pre
i * * t ■ u« t* i - - •, c turn an order I i
-I* i: •< I e,*’ slid the *! * til -'«•! curtly
pop with an Ink staiimd Huger t
lhe k The Imll ' i nt I ro'.e•
sfor . »|. raved and finally chalk nued
tin* . •■♦••oss of the b nepieec 1 11*
in.- ■ ! aide lady smiled
'I . ! w in-; ..! teraoon two i. i cits
!■**! • fie closing !i mr tin* mr •Hiii’jt
i • i. sente I liim.scM and r.iindy
ask • •* I
•\\ I to-> lat**?”
n in-t in time." replied the dam
( s4‘l . ly
\ o*i Now. miss. | must t on
t » Issue me forty eight or or*
\ r 1 ' 'ding * a* li ”
I- tty eight" gasped the lea: r •
Mr . n womau Her tea had ust ur
I was standing on a table be
h.nd ' s. reeii Surely voil inv j**k
I ing-T
v; a. " said the stockbroker. rai>
i • 1 it jMditely. "courtesy begets
• bond i Tit Uits
V i j LiUratur# Interesting,
t \ - \Y lit". y.>u should join
• . -iety ’*
1 1
^ d We study and learn s*
I. t mee’h g We t k up tar
I » ! u i: h his w !e "
It st l>;v« I'M n ltileresflng."
••Vi \*\t meetr g we shall invo^
• - p* ■ te 12 e of Ooethe and
ip Tah-sd
“l! instructive?**
•y. and we have found out every
fhb g oft |Ve‘s dissipation and dis
h i ut i' •• conduct ami pro|H**e soon to
tine v investigate the actions of
Volta • e ~
"Oh there's nothing like a literary
society to inrmse one's culture. Yom
ouc’ht to ^oim."—London Kxpress.
Designs
CO^V NIGHTS AC.
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o«r o»mmh>« fr*# • h«<h#r ad
t«le*lT a»<*rtain o«r ot*tiioafrmm i
lb**;,: i.'n »• lxAt#t.tjsb}A.O»«i»mai ■>»
HA BO BOW AtetitA
•vi t fM OM#o* M«N7 forjt+cunn* jMianu.
IV.mk tAhon low
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* c**. wMhonrt ****** la tb«
Scientific American.
A Y.mn.tumvir f rtr
riii*- . f imt **«(«•(’<t iflt* »L 1 ci"1 ■* f ’ •
Ek iU l»J Ail w*w*»W «»r*.
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y ** Ifwbiftrti.M. R c.
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T* - In; mii rm t- I- i ln:M“ rrn-e.
It i, pro;»•») ly i!i.- f.i't fill it fon
flour- fj liv** \V!:le It re>|ulrv» l>rav
«*ry to ilk*, it roijnif**?* ni’»ro IinviTv to
Hie Aiifl itnniauit)' i* *o Mt*.«it twortoil
if tletir* the Imtthr «f Hf** «* hrfiK a* it
can fiflit <>-»**—a Iiretl. aick
hoirfnl onf anrromJon*. t>ot bo b» the
Humanity te bra re.
Men Mini w»Mii*»n dally fa<*y conflict*
that might ivHI daunt the intrepid
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alx/nt with ftrniltoff face* there are do
task* that fist «ll their fortitude. no
sorrow* that must be courageously
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Humanity b* bra re.
Here i?« one righting t*> ke**p In sub
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Humanity ts hrare
Tliis woman fates fs»\erty nnd Itmi
tatlun*. «»r anxiety. or pain strain on
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| might well shudder to undertake the
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In this strenuous life of ours the real
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Jbe soldier sleeps «>:i the bntft ieiicld
And re. eille v ., kes each martial mor
tal t<* dail battle >-■ ♦* to light the
good fight v\ iti» hands and some with
lira ins and some with hearts Look
Unit you K it no» true? Von wav
even -i*e some who *re lighting with
broken sword.
Ye*. humanity is brave.
Hut it needs to repeat daily the
prayer of Holiert lands S*evenson:
•The day returns and hrlug3 us th
round of Irritating concerns and du
ties. Help us to play the man; help
us to perform them with laughter and
kind fares: let cheerfulness abound
with Industry Hive us to go blithely
• •n our business all this day. bring us
to our resting plate weary and content
and undLshor.ored and grant us in the
*nd file spirit of sleep Amend*
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it
l’rt-vnlfni > of Ki»ln«*y DImnim**.
Most people d * n» t realize the alarm
ing increase and rcinark.il v prevalency
of kidney disease.
\\ liile kidneydis
orders are the
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vail, they are
almost the last !
recognized by \
patient and phy- |
tent them»ef F‘ 9
iri?h (toffttring the f£ect*H wh.de the eri^'
i ml dismai undermines the sv.lcm.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge sn j
often expressed, that I>r. Kilmer :■
S'vump-koot, the great kidney remedy,
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It corrects inability t<> hold water
r.'i l scalding pain m passing it, or bad
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tom s during the night. The mild and
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You mav have a samj le bottle and a !
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wining mention this paper ami don't
make any mistake, but remember the
t me, l>r Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
RoDMof Swamp-Root.
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woman from mirgioal operation*.
Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner,
Maine, writes:
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trouble*, and I.ydla E. Pi uk ham's Vege
table Compound restored me to health
Id three months, after my physician
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Mrs. Alvina Sperling of 154 Cley
boume AvePhicago, 111., writes:
“ I suffered from female troubles, a
tumor and much inflammation. Two
of the best doctors in Chicago decided
that an operation was necessary to save
my life. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound entirely cured me without
an operation.”
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For thirty years Lydia L. Pink
ham’s Vegetable Compound, made
fr, .m roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has posit ively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, uk-e ra
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Why don’t you try it ?
Mrs. Pink ham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
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Ely's Guam Calm
is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Onco.
1 It cletiiisoothes,
1 hoitLs and pro • ■ t**
i the dis< :ispd in* ’ll
I,rune resulting; fr en Ca*arrh and drives
away al’old iu tlie Heail qui kly. Pastures
the Senses of Ta le and Smell, lull -ize
■'ll) ets. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
t'r-am Palm for u-e in ittninizers 75 ets.
Elv liratl"- street. New York.
For Sale
In order to clixe the estate of Ade
liird l.illev, 1 will sell at private >iile,
the h one place, eonsitinK of a lot,
hoi i so and two Pams, comer of school
ao't May streets. Inquire of Edward
' j Vricht I9tf
Notice
Whereas, I, c -lib-iTiber, having levied a j
• t\ .1 vi :i111 i*|.»uii • t i fHiit It art oi Jam! fittintcd f
«i» thf village I 1 town <>j La-tford, j
Cmii’ty ot WiM'1!'. in*, at* i state of Connecticut, .
Ta\t • in I ,tw‘"s '■ ■ \\". F. I>< mu’* estate and ;
•'Upp *** <i t*> IhS j ’«> -aidW F.l >oai»*s estate at .
time «»t '■ t;i 1 rvntaining ten thousand
•m no It t’l oi n d tit m i tin ti ms follows : Be
li tt the tl»west «vn er tit the gulden
1 Ut i W i k’s (‘ailed) on the North
'i'1!' oi it ' li^'IniHi , he’.i < N rtheily on the
garden. «*ne n: i-* .! frvt. Thei t r Westerly on
' land > I said (>ianto:*s, one hu: dred feet.
Hier.i e Sou’hei lv oi e hundred f-et. Thence
I. ' i v ''title \ nth - i • it f the highway, one
Mtndrcd feet to t!ie phti <* ot beginning. As
• h s* i 1h ! on pxgc vol *>, Ian.i records of the
'>*wii “1 Lt-ih i i. Sji <1 K \ \ In iiii* for the pay
ment t tax due *he t«»w *. ot Ka-ttord wn list ot
1997. and aiiion itii g w ttli h oh) inti rest t si .08.
Tins to give notice that on the 2nd day ot
November, 19<>S, at 9 o'clock a. in., at the sign
post in t)ie village ot Hast ford in 'aid town of
Ka'tku d, 1 shall sell enough of said real estate
to pay -»aid tax together with the lawtul eost9
and clsrgf* thereon. CAKO P. LATHAM,
Collector of Taxes, Town of Eastforu, Phoenix
ville, Corn., August *21. 190ft. 85—37
NOTICE
To Whom It May Concern: Notice i-» here
by given that the Brookside Squab Company,
a corporation organized ami existing under the
laws ot the State ot Connecticut, and having
it* principal place of business iu Woodstock,
Windham County, State of Connecticut, has, by
agreement signed by all its stockholders, deci
ded to terminate its corporate existence, and
the Boaid et Directors hereby give notice to all
person having claims against such Company, to
nl? same on or before Nov. 20, 19U8. with* t\e
Secretary of -aid Company, cither at Wood
stock, in the Mate ot Connecticut, or at 37
Pierrepont Street, City of Brooklyn, State of
New York, .lotm K. Sheppard. Janet C. Shep
pard, Charles R. Hester. |)irectors.
Sl-dU.
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - S150.000
SURPLUS S60.000.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
traits iv.ued on all Foreign Countries ;
l nited States Depositar).
•has, l! 1’K'Avn, Pifsiitent,
J r. « 4i;i'EXTEK. Vi a*-I‘resident j
*' H. filt i'ATKH , fa>hier.
CLAYTON W. THURBER
1 eacher of Piano andtOrgan
le*epfe n. 97—2. Putnam. Coon.
1V». KINNEY & SON
dealers in
Lumber, Coal, Doers, Mouldings
Brick. Lime, Cement, P.B.S.
Mixed Paints Lead and Oil.
Trollev Time Table
The Consolidated Railway^
EFFECTIVE Jt I.y j jj*3
Time (fiTen lor c*r« ie*v L , p,_„ .
Main Street
Eeare Pu?n»m for Woree-ter
ate 4tops at *5*17. *6.07 tl.M
n tl 11.55 » m. baif hour v cti’iti' ^
hourly until 8.55 p. m. I *1 1
Halifat 8.15 a mV. an.l l™ »
Time 2 hours and 20 minute?; far* 45# *
Leave Putnam for Webster nud ,Btl
stops at •T 17. **>07 a. m.. X? W »
hour!} until 11.45 a. m
1,1 l''"*7 U* *
--v-- **»• mnj
p. m. anil then houly an;:; ;< 55 p.^
nine, leave Webster at •« 'j. a,' •
a*. .1 kaital rtn#«' 1 y _. _ . 1
an'l hourl unti' 12.45 p. m., half ^0,®"
7.45 p. m., then bonrlv urn;, 10 45'—
20 eenU. r' ’
Imjc Putnam for DayviUe and loarm
»ton« at x8.35 a. m. and" hourly (aereift..
1.35 p.m., half hourly uot ; 4 ,ij .
hourly uutil 11.35 p. m. Retursin.
Dayvilie at *5.00, 5.45 „. m. g. 10 a 7' !
Till.- (car house,; 7.28a and no,*'
1.28 p. m , half bouilv unt;: 7..or ., •
until 10.28 p. m. Fare 10 unis.
I.cave Putnam for Itani. yon at rja
then hourly till 1.35 p. ni . . ft. *®
p. ni.. hourly until 10..35 ; Itelanjiir*
Danielson at J7.10 a. m. a: . hv„„f.*5
1.10 p. m.. hall hourly unt;, 7 10 p. _ ' . *•
until 10.10 p. m. Fare 15 ents. " *"
l.eare Putnam for Centra. Villare uui
mediate stops at x6.35 a. m. and hr.i;-,,'*
1.35 p. m., balfhouily ;;r.‘ 7 i p, B C?
until 9.35 p. m. Rcturniuir, leave Oni-fr?
latte r*6.15 a. m., 7.45 a. i.ourlv ,i*L2
until 12.45 p. in., hall h ,1 \ unf.is.U
hourly until 9.45 p. in. F . e 25 rents, y
connect at Ceftral Villas. :,,r Moosot r *
cents.
I.care Kora ich for Pot"a at 8.15 a t M
hourly unt 1 8.45 p. m. Fai ij ceata. **
Putnam and Providence
Leave Putnam for Pr<.v i, n.f vnd war a**
at 6.35 u. in <T ir.-r u -a -iwiie w’wS
the Providence and I’at Railway
sad i»sj
P.a- R«bJ
Elmville at fi.4o ant! S C
thereafter to and including 45
it
to 3.46 p. e.. ;
injj, leave Market Squn
a. m. and bouilv tbe*ealtt .
5.45 |>. m. Fare 75 cents.
•Does not run Sundays.
•Sundays, one hour !avr.
xSundays 2 hours later.
All southbound ears eons.ret at Central 7j
la*re with cars lor Moosnp
This table subject to change w^thoataat
O A. fc* *JL' O atLAa,
Beam the tin Hind Van Hat; hmkg
>»/
Putnam Mail Service
7908.
POST OFF H P OPEN
From 6.30 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday®,from 8 30 to 9.30 a. m. The feta >
remain open to Lock Box holders until 12;
Holidays from 6,30 a.m. t<> 12 m.,5.30to?M
Carrier’s window openSuudava from SJOtoi.
MONEY ORDER DIYfSIOS
)pen fiom Ha. ». to 6 p. m., dosed oa $
uav? and Leva] Holiday®.
Uiiisin Division oj>en «I;;• ■ g office boss
l>KM\ K« Ills
>v Citv Carrier® D * 'v. iSuodtvi i
Holiday® ex < i ud) nt s '< , n3 a5„ pig
ni. ; and 11.05 ». m. in Ru®iue«s vtii
One ileiivei \ hv City < r»® on Ho!i4sr$.
HOl’ltS OF < ot I K(TI*»>8
'■nni the Smrt Lr’ter Iv\e®. ,San.iavs j
Holi«la\> cxcoj ted, and 1‘e* patches.)
It 4 SI or N I I I L M t llON
'olleetion®. Despite
.15 to 6 to a. rr., rcnil d< ®; <vhed *t 7.U'i.
.30 to 11.30 a. m., “ HID
.30 tot> 30 p. ui., •* “ “ 7.45a
FRONT A > I> ELM STREET BOX.
10.00 a. in.,
11 15 a. in.,
3.30 i. in.,
5.00 p. in.,
nail despatched
Kl'KAI. FREE OF 1.1 VERY.
Routes No. 1 and 2.
Rural arners leave daily. Sundays wd i
daysexcepied' al8.10a.in , ietnrnat3.16fl
MadaWe matter, wciifliin^ 4 jouu*!?
sent by Rural Camu - inu®t be prepwfel
stamps attixed.
MAILS OI LS FROM
Boston, New York, Ha and aO
north, east, south and w - it 8,15».i.
Boston, 8.15, 10,45 a. in.. 45, 6 05 p.
Dauielson. 8. 11 a m., i ra.
Norwich. 8. 11 a. m . 3 C •p. m
Hartford. 8. 11 a. m.. 4 1' .45 p. hi.
N ov Yo k, s. 11 a. m . 4.: . f -40, p. m
Worcester, 8.15 a. in.. 1 ■ m.
Webster, 8.15 a. i.i.. 6.h o.
Williirantic, 8.00, 11s. 4.10 p.m.
Sunday? from all point® 8 ,. ni.
M VI l.S CLll'K K)K
.17-t
ta r.« *•
IS,.' .V.7-I4M
.. 5.35,7.44**
,.35,7.45 p- ®
5.34,7.45 ?•»
,3 55.
'
Boston,7.10. 10.10 n
I >.init'lson, 7--1*1. I0.l»>
Hurt foul. 7.40. 10.10 ;»•
New York. 7.10. 10.lo
New Haven, 7.40, O'. 1
Noi wieh, 7.40, 10.10 »
Willimantic, 7.10. 1 *>. 1'
Woitcster, 7.10, 10.10
West and Southern States. 7-10 7.40, .0 *0. •
m., 3.15, 3.35, 5.35, 7.45 p. m. .
Worcester and New London, North, "l!
tions, 7.10 a. m., 3.35 p. in. .
Worcester and New London, South,
tions, 7.40 a. in., 5.35 p in.^
Boston anil Hartiord, East, N4 »? SttDMk »*
, War Stabo* ■
a. m.
Bos to u and Hartford Wes
Boston and Pough., East. Wav Stab®***
Boston and Pough., West, Wav Station*
Boston, Providence and New York*
Stations, 10.10 a. ni. „
Woodstocks. Westtord asd Easuora.
10.30 a. lb _ „ .«* .
Woodstock*, South, North. East, 1
5.35 p. in. . .
Pom tret, 8.00 a. m.f 5.35 p. m., by
Nights for all points 7.45 p. ci.
Sundavs for all points, 3.30 p.
FRANK C. LETTERS.
Tie Putnam Spring Hi
Chsllense the World.
A. S. DAVIS M»n***r
Telephone 144—*
Calcium Carbonate.
Magnesium Carbonate...
Sodium Carbonate.
Sodium Ctdoridc.
Soihum Sulphate...
Sodium Nitrate.
Potawiam Sulpnate.
Oxide of lion and A
Volatile and Organic..
i rotal
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